-IbisFINAL-
by sfalice

Comment:
Really brought out the water beautifully. And the Glossy Ibises are now really glossy. :)

I don't understand the ctrl/alt/tilde function. When I do that in CS3 it creates a selection for me (based on what I don't know). I'll have to get further info from Robert, because I don't even understand the concept of flattening an image that doesn't have any layers.

Green Team
by colorcarnival

Comment:
TA is really sharpening up your snapshots beautifully. You have a treasure trove in these kids. Love the action and concentration in this.

Car Wash 4
by fldave

Comment:
Fabulous photo op. The processing is quite appropriate to this extreme event. It's odd how dirty the girls look in the first three shots, but that makes it all the more fun. Sorry not to comment on all of them individually.

Still My Couch of Choice
by hotpasta

Comment:
The simplicity and light are so beautiful. And the adorable bishon doesn't hurt either. The couch is such a nice complement to those beautiful windows. Congratulations.

sheep3_720px.jpg
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
Oh this is really nice. I can see a bit of detail enhancement here. It didn't take long to hook you, did it. Strong image here.

sheep_720px.jpg
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
Hi Jelena. Nice improvement to the exposure, color, and detail. Not too much. You managed to get the subject to stand out nicely from the background. Can you remember what settings your used?

InStyle
by Balko

Comment:
Very nice. I like the way that blue center is lit and framed by the pink. I'm thinking the same as Turnofthesue -- I may have to give Clean a try.

Frondsclean-contrast.jpg
by Balko

Comment:
I like the pink that was brought out by your treatment. We haven't seen many plant macros processed in this thread. This encourages me to try it on some of my orchid photos.

Teddy Bear
by Kelli

Comment:
Oh, I think this has to go in my storybook. He fits right in with the theme of the woods. This is a wonderful capture. I love his position and the expression on his face.

Gimme your hand
by awpollard

Comment:
I like this. The child in the statue popped out when I flipped between the original and this version. Having this Topaz side challenge, really does give us permission to try extremes. But this doesn't seem too extreme.